God's Crazy Sunday

God's Crazy Sunday: (Novella) Written in the style of a Fable or a Just-So story. Reviews so far: "A truly artistic work. It had the same effect on me as the opening of the wardrobe door to Narnia." John Waldron"Playful, thoughtful, joyful; lively, provocative, stimulating. A short read with a long reach."Stephen Rand"It certainly is an original and thought-provoking book ... " Liz Obee, Fiction Editor. "This is absolutely delightful ! It's the story of a loving God with a big idea ... and Rod introduces us to the science and theology of an evolving creation with such a wonderful turn of phrase. Each moment carries thoughtful and accessible gems; I love the description of the relationship between the earth and moon, likening it to that Goldilocks' moment of the beloved fairy story, and the unfolding wonder of what will happen next, as if we are watching this amazing spectacle ourselves. It is both clever science and humorous theology, full of wit and very readable. It deserves wide readership and takes five stars from me ... I absolutely love it." Martin Green"In this wonderful story we see God delighting in both the artistic and scientific aspects of his amazing creation life on Earth and all the universe. And more than that we get a sense of God's pure joy, his excitement and hope for us, and the world." Kim Walker, Author, "Once Removed""God's Crazy Sunday is a glimpse into the wonder of creation. As new species are discovered even today the crazy creative nature of God is evident for all to see. Rod's book gives some thought into that crazy and creative part of God and his creation. A good read and one that certainly got me thinking!" Paul Blakey MBE - CNI Network"Such a wonderful little book! It managed to be truthful, and scientific, and reverent - The humour not only illustrates the science, but relates it to current society and provides a breathing space for non-scientists like me to keep reading ... And it's all so logical! I really did not know that about dinosaurs, it makes so much sense, and I've learned about gases too. The discussion on time, and the length of 'days', was thought-provoking and helpful. I recommend 'God's Crazy Sunday' to make you think, ... to make you go, 'Oh, I see!' ... and to make you re-read Genesis 1 and appreciate God's act of creation. I'd like it in a hard copy ... and think there may be special value for reading it in a small group ..."Kathryn Price